Boreal Tree Service
Pruning and trimming, tree removal and stump grinding are offered in Edmonton, with emergency tree work also on the list. The firm works evenings from Monday to Saturday.
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Storm and tree damage in Edmonton
19 pros in Edmonton
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Buck’s Tree Service Ltd.
The firm, located in Spruce Grove, removes hazardous and unwanted trees and also offers hazard tree assessment, pruning and trimming, and stump grinding. Devon, Beaumont and Fort Saskatchewan are included, and it works weekdays only.
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Buzz Cut Tree Service
From hazard tree assessment to stump grinding, the firm's work reaches St. Albert and Sherwood Park as well as Edmonton.
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Capital City Tree Service
Based in St. Albert, the company addresses storm damage and mould alongside tree removal and stump grinding. It is open evenings from Monday to Saturday and closed on Sundays.
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Chipps Tree Care Inc
Storm damage is among the problems addressed here, with pruning, removal and stump grinding offered in Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Beaumont and Strathcona County.
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City Tree Service
Emergency tree work sits alongside hazard tree assessment, removal and stump grinding here, and the firm has operated since 2022. It is open weekdays and Saturdays during daytime hours, and closed Sundays.
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Foy Tree Care
Hazard tree assessment and tree removal are central here, with pruning, trimming and stump grinding as well. It covers Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park, and is closed on Sundays.
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Mango Property Maintenance Inc.
Property maintenance firm offering tree removal, serving Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park, and working weekdays only.
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Bye Bye Junk
Hauling is the core work at this locally owned company, which also takes on tree removal. It serves Devon, Morinville, Leduc and Beaumont, and runs every day into the evening.
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Edmonton Arborist
Operating since 2018, the firm removes trees and grinds stumps, and also offers pruning, trimming and emergency tree work. It serves Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park and Leduc, and is open seven days a week into the evening.
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Gerry’s Cheapest Tree Removal
Work here covers tree removal, pruning and trimming, and stump grinding, with free estimates given. Sherwood Park and St. Albert are covered too.
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Robinson Tree Services
Founded in 2017, this Edmonton company gives storm damage and emergency removals particular attention, and also offers pruning, trimming and stump grinding.
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Tree Ninja
Open around the clock, every day, the firm removes trees and also does emergency tree work, pruning and stump grinding. Devon, Beaumont and Leduc are among the towns it serves.
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Alberta Arborists
Covering Edmonton, St. Albert and Sherwood Park, the firm handles tree removal, emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and stump grinding. It is closed on weekends.
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Professionals GL Inc.
Landscaping and pest control sit alongside hazard tree assessment and pruning at this firm. Edmonton, Sherwood Park and Leduc are covered, and emergency service is offered.
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Red Willow Tree Service
Serving St. Albert alone, this firm takes on tree removal, pruning and stump grinding, and works six days a week.
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Trusty Tree Services
Family-owned since 2017, the company takes on tree removal, emergency tree work and hazard tree assessment. Edmonton, Spruce Grove, Fort Saskatchewan and Leduc are among its service areas.
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Impact Arbor Services
Open seven days a week into the evening, this firm handles tree removal, emergency tree work and hazard tree assessment. Work reaches Beaumont, Leduc and Fort Saskatchewan, and free estimates are offered.
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David the Tree Guy
Family-owned and operating since 2018, the business handles emergency tree work, hazard tree assessment and tree removal. It works across Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park and Spruce Grove.
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Before you hire
For a tree near power lines, call your utility first: only a utility-certified arborist should work within 3 m of the wires.
Ask which permits the job needs and who will get them; your municipal building department can tell you before work starts.
Ask about liability insurance and workers’ compensation cover before anyone works on your roof or property.